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You should ask a few of them if they know which Soriano it is and see how many get it right.jim wrote:It is Alfonso. There was Soriano fever the year he signed. That was the 100 year mark I think, and the jerseys flew off the shelves.JL21 wrote:That would almost be worse.Tim wrote:Sure it isn't Alfonso Soriano?
I've told this before but I was in the Cards shop with my dad and was going to buy a JD Drew jersey and he said, "Why don't you get a Willie McGee jersey, he'll always be a Cardinal". Still have it.heyzeus wrote:This is why the only jersey with a name on it that I own is Ozzie Smith's.
Molina and Schoendienst for me. The Molina is a BP jersey, paid like $75 for it so if he turns out to end his career somewhere else I can get rid of it. The Red jersey was $300 Mitchell and Ness 1946 wool jersey. It's a work of art, but I think I'm safe with that.heyzeus wrote:This is why the only jersey with a name on it that I own is Ozzie Smith's.
Different guy, same logic- I once bought a Chris Carpenter jersey. It's the only "name" jersey I've ever owned.heyzeus wrote:This is why the only jersey with a name on it that I own is Ozzie Smith's.
I mean, it could always come out that Ozzie has a freezer full of homeless children. Or was Cosby's roofie buddy in the 80s. But I think that my investment is safe.JL21 wrote:Different guy, same logic- I once bought a Chris Carpenter jersey. It's the only "name" jersey I've ever owned.heyzeus wrote:This is why the only jersey with a name on it that I own is Ozzie Smith's.
No, but listening to "Fire Burning in the Outfield" on loop on his iPod does.cardinalkarp wrote:Does it lower your IQ by 20 when you wear it?Tim wrote:I still rock a Rasmus shirsey to the gymcardinalkarp wrote:If I have a jersey of a current player that gets traded to another team, the jersey itself gets retired.
Pujols and Freese jersey's have been shelved.